2019
DOI: 10.1080/10496491.2019.1612492
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The Role of Logo Recoloring on Perceptual Fluency in Cause-Related Marketing Campaigns

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“…The importance of branding and promoting eco-labels lies in enhancing consumer and firm awareness of these eco-labels. [23] Previous research indicates that brands with high conceptual congruence tend to have enhanced attitudes. The firm's reputation may be damaged if the partnership is perceived as being as extremely incongruent; establishing perceptual congruence is not successful.…”
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“…The importance of branding and promoting eco-labels lies in enhancing consumer and firm awareness of these eco-labels. [23] Previous research indicates that brands with high conceptual congruence tend to have enhanced attitudes. The firm's reputation may be damaged if the partnership is perceived as being as extremely incongruent; establishing perceptual congruence is not successful.…”
Section: Articlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars have conducted research on the visual identity elements mentioned above. Twenty-two studies on the characteristics of single visual recognition elements, including studies on logo shape (angle, circle) [61,69], complexity [79], naturalness [28], combination [65], and redesign [23] There are a maximum of 15 items. This is followed by research on brand colour perception [62], and association [25].…”
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“…Of the several forms of processing fluency, two specific forms are of interest in the context of visual recognition perception-namely, perceptual, and conceptual fluency (Shapiro, 1999). Harmon-Kizer (2019) research indicates that the adjustment of the brand's logo colour, in terms of processing fluency, can improve the ease with which consumers recognise and process brand elements as well as wider cause-related marketing activities. For example, when individuals are exposed to the McDonald's logo multiple times, they become familiar with its visual features (e.g., the shape of the golden arches) that are associated with the brand name (McDonald's), thereby, easily identifying the brand later (Park et al, 2013).…”
Section: Literature Review On Visual Identity Related Theories Of Vis...mentioning
confidence: 99%